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cheer up
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/tʃɪə r ʌp/
US
/tʃɪr ʌp/
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Explain the difference between “cheer up” (feel happier) and “cheer someone up” (make someone feel happier).
Show how to place objects and pronouns in this separable phrasal verb: “cheer up a friend” vs. “cheer a friend up.”
Give five B2-level examples of “cheer up” with Russian translations, including both meanings.
Compare “cheer up” with “brighten someone’s day” and “lift someone’s spirits.”
Teach me common collocations and situations for using “cheer up.”
Give me a short fill-in-the-blank exercise to practise the different forms of “cheer up.”
Ask me three questions to check my understanding, then have me write a sentence using “cheer up.”
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